The Red Siren month - Week 3!

Is this month going by fast for you? It sure is for me. I just turned in The Blue Enchantress to Barbour (Book 2 in the Charles Towne Belles series) and now I'm scrambling to decorate my house, make cookies, and finish my shopping. Hard to believe Christmas is only a week away!

Anyway, I thought we'd do something fun this week. Now, that you've had in-depth glimpses of the two main characters in The Red Siren (Faith and Dajon), I thought I'd see if you can predict their actions. Here's a scene from the book where Faith and Dajon have just made a harrowing escape from a vicious group of pirates on horseback. They are riding on the same horse and Faith is perched in front of Dajon:

Dajon pulled back on the reins, slowing the horse to a walk as they approached the city gates. Visions of Miss Westcott storming into the tavern as boldly as she would her own parlor, and then standing her ground in a room full of drunken villains, pirates, and ruffians blasted across his mind. Not just standing her ground, but drawing her weapon, demanding her sister’s return. Why, she had not even blinked at the lewdness and profanity surrounding her. What sort of lady was she?
A pirate lady.
No. He could not believe it. He would not believe it.
Through the city gates, Dajon turned the horse onto the dirt path to Hassel Street, searching for an explanation for Miss Westcott’s behavior, any explanation besides the one that kept shoving its way to the forefront of his mind. Perhaps her father had trained her in arms. Perhaps she’d been forced to defend their home in the past. No. He knew Admiral Westcott. He would never allow one of his daughters to behave in such an improper and audacious manner.
She wiggled in the saddle and pulled away from him. “You do not have to hold me so tightly anymore,” she shot back over her shoulder.
He leaned toward her ear. “Enjoying yourself too much, perchance?”

Okay, now it's your turn. Knowing the type of woman Faith is, what do you think her response will be? Choose from the following options. And everyone who guesses the correct answer will be entered in a drawing for another free book.

A. "No, but tis most improper."

B. With a chuckle, Faith turned and blew him a kiss.

C. She snuggled back into him. "Perhaps you are the one enjoying yourself too much."

D. Without warning, she elbowed him in the stomach.

E. "I could never enjoy myself with the likes of you."

F. "How dare you?"